Trauma may be a major trauma, such as being raped, assaulted, held at gun point, subjected to physical, emotional, or sexual abuse as a child, etc. Or, it can be a small t trauma, as in finding out that your partner is having an affair, losing a loved one, going through a nasty break up of a relationship, experiencing abuse in a relationship as an adult.
If you have experienced any of these things, you may be suffering from the symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). If you are, there are now many effective treatments which will assist you in healing from the trauma. Dr. Anderson has more than 25 years of experience successfully treating victims of trauma and helping them heal from its' aftermath.
She also works successfully with anxiety and depression from other sources, as well as with grief issues, and with compulsive overeating. She has training in a wide variety of treatment modalities, and tailor makes a treatment plan to meet the individual needs of a particular client.
If you have experienced any of these things, you may be suffering from the symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). If you are, there are now many effective treatments which will assist you in healing from the trauma. Dr. Anderson has more than 25 years of experience successfully treating victims of trauma and helping them heal from its' aftermath.
She also works successfully with anxiety and depression from other sources, as well as with grief issues, and with compulsive overeating. She has training in a wide variety of treatment modalities, and tailor makes a treatment plan to meet the individual needs of a particular client.
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EMDR was stumbled upon by Francine Shapiro while she was in graduate school studying to be a clinical psychologist.
She found that if she flicked her eyes back and forth, in movements resembling those that our eyes make when we dream, at the same time that she held disturbing thoughts or images or feelings in her mind, that the thoughts and feelings quickly resolved.
Excited by the possibilities, she tried the technique on some volunteers who were friends of hers.
She found the same effect to hold true.
She found that if she flicked her eyes back and forth, in movements resembling those that our eyes make when we dream, at the same time that she held disturbing thoughts or images or feelings in her mind, that the thoughts and feelings quickly resolved.
Excited by the possibilities, she tried the technique on some volunteers who were friends of hers.
She found the same effect to hold true.
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